Note from Bro. Andrews.
By John Nevins Andrews
I WOULD be glad to write you often, and also to write much for the Review; but my head at present will not enable me to do it. In your affliction we feel to sympathize deeply. I think no day has passed in which I have not felt to offer earnest prayer for you, that you might be sustained by the power of the Holy Spirit in your heavy bereavement. When I read in the Review the testimony concerning poor M. H. I felt in my heart to thank God for such a gift in the church. It seemed to me that none who should read that could doubt the heavenly origin of the warning. For my own part I feel that God is doing much for me and that I am not only willing to be reproved, but that I feel the value of such reproofs for my own good. I gratefully acknowledge the receipt of No. 10. I design soon to send for quite a number. But money cannot repay the instruction there communicated.